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  • Visualizing LINQ Queries with LINQPad: Boost Your EF Core Debugging

    calendar Sep 2, 2025 · blog.elmah.io
    Visualizing LINQ Queries with LINQPad: Boost Your EF Core Debugging

    Ever feel exhausted debugging a complex EF Core query? Do you wonder what went wrong in the EF Core LINQ query spaghetti that hinders the results? At one end, EF Core and LINQ accelerate the development speed and make it easy to communicate with a database. However, its intermediate results Link to article: …


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  • Meet Our Newest Innovators: Welcoming AI4SE Interns as JetBrains Employees!

    calendar Sep 1, 2025 · blog.jetbrains.com
    Meet Our Newest Innovators: Welcoming AI4SE Interns as JetBrains Employees!

    Picture this: You’re working on your MSc thesis as an intern in software engineering, not just as an academic exercise, but side-by-side with an industry team, tackling real projects and real problems, refining code, and witnessing your ideas come alive. By the time you’ve graduated, you’re already a valued team …


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  • Enriching Microsoft 365 profiles with Microsoft 365 Copilot connectors for people data (public preview)

    calendar Sep 1, 2025 · devblogs.microsoft.com
    Enriching Microsoft 365 profiles with Microsoft 365 Copilot connectors for people data (public preview)

    In today’s workplace, employee data lives across multiple systems – HR databases, talent platforms, directories – making it hard to get a complete view of a person. Microsoft 365 Copilot connectors for people data (now in public preview) tackle this challenge by bringing external people data into Microsoft 365. A Mi …


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  • Thoughts on creating a tracking pointer class, part 16: Second attempt to use a list

    calendar Sep 1, 2025 · devblogs.microsoft.com
    Thoughts on creating a tracking pointer class, part 16: Second attempt to use a list

    Commenter LB pointed out that you can use the splice method to move nodes between lists. So let's try that. The idea is that each tracking_ptr holds an iterator to a list node that is part of Link to article: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20250901-00/?p=111537


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  • The LSP API Is Now Available to All IntelliJ IDEA Users and Plugin Developers

    calendar Sep 1, 2025 · blog.jetbrains.com
    The LSP API Is Now Available to All IntelliJ IDEA Users and Plugin Developers

    The way developers create plugins implementing the Language Server Protocol (LSP) in JetBrains IDEs is undergoing a significant shift. With PyCharm and IntelliJ IDEA adopting a unified distribution model, we’re removing a key obstacle that has been limiting LSP adoption within the IntelliJ Platform ecosystem. Starting …


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  • Update on Wolverine 5.0 Work

    calendar Aug 31, 2025 · jeremydmiller.com
    Update on Wolverine 5.0 Work

    A couple weeks back I posted about some upcoming feature work in Wolverine that might push us to call it “5.0” even though Wolverine 4.0 is only three months old. Despite the obvious issues with quickly cranking out yet another major point release, the core team & I mostly came down on the side of … Continue …


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  • Boost Your .NET Projects: Find the Fastest Way to Get an Item’s Index in Arrays

    calendar Aug 31, 2025 · dotnettips.wordpress.com
    Boost Your .NET Projects: Find the Fastest Way to Get an Item’s Index in Arrays

    This article examines the performance of three index-finding methods in .NET arrays: Array.BinarySearch (O(log n)), Array.FindIndex (O(n)), and Array.IndexOf (O(n)). Link to article: https://dotnettips.wordpress.com/2025/08/31/boost-your-net-projects-find-the-fastest-way-to-get-an-items-index-in-arrays/


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  • Fearlessly Ask Stupid Questions - Dev Leader Weekly 107

    calendar Aug 30, 2025 · devleader.ca
    Fearlessly Ask Stupid Questions - Dev Leader Weekly 107

    Welcome to another issue of Dev Leader Weekly! In this issue, I discuss how asking stupid questions contributes to a stronger engineering culture. Link to article: https://www.devleader.ca/2025/08/30/fearlessly-ask-stupid-questions-dev-leader-weekly-107


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  • Weekly Recap - 2025-08-29

    calendar Aug 30, 2025 · devleader.ca
    Weekly Recap - 2025-08-29

    Check out this week from Dev Leader! Here's a list including articles and videos on software engineering, career development, and programming in C#! Link to article: https://www.devleader.ca/2025/08/30/weekly-recap-20250829


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  • Standalone Aspire Dashboard Setup for Distributed .NET Applications

    calendar Aug 30, 2025 · milanjovanovic.tech
    Standalone Aspire Dashboard Setup for Distributed .NET Applications

    Learn how to run the Aspire Dashboard as a standalone container for instant traces, logs, and metrics in your .NET applications. Link to article: https://www.milanjovanovic.tech/blog/standalone-aspire-dashboard-setup-for-distributed-dotnet-applications


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  • Microsoft Graph Toolkit retirement

    calendar Aug 29, 2025 · devblogs.microsoft.com
    Microsoft Graph Toolkit retirement

    We are announcing the deprecation of the Microsoft Graph Toolkit (MGT). The retirement period begins September 1st, 2025 with full retirement planned for August 28th, 2026. Why we’re retiri Link to article: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/microsoft365dev/microsoft-graph-toolkit-retirement


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  • Microsoft Graph CLI retirement

    calendar Aug 29, 2025 · devblogs.microsoft.com
    Microsoft Graph CLI retirement

    We are announcing the retirement of the Microsoft Graph command-line interface (CLI). The Microsoft Graph CLI has served as a powerful tool for developers and IT professionals to interact with Microsoft Graph through simple terminal commands—enabling automation, scripting, and streamli Link to article: …


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  • ICPC World Finals Livestream: ecnerwala and SecondThread Speed-Solving Kotlin Challenge

    calendar Aug 29, 2025 · blog.jetbrains.com
    ICPC World Finals Livestream: ecnerwala and SecondThread Speed-Solving Kotlin Challenge

    Join us live from the ICPC World Finals in Baku, Azerbaijan, for a special event. This year, we are hosting a head-to-head match where two of the world’s top competitive programmers, Andrew ‘ecnerwala’ He and David ‘SecondThread’ Harmeyer, will speed-solve Kotlin problems in real time. Save the date: September 2, 2025, …


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  • Detect Amazon Bedrock misconfigurations with Datadog Cloud Security

    calendar Aug 29, 2025 · aws.amazon.com/blogs/machine-learning
    Detect Amazon Bedrock misconfigurations with Datadog Cloud Security

    We’re excited to announce new security capabilities in Datadog Cloud Security that can help you detect and remediate Amazon Bedrock misconfigurations before they become security incidents. This integration helps organizations embed robust security controls and secure their use of the powerful capabilities of Amazon …


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  • Set up custom domain names for Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Runtime agents

    calendar Aug 29, 2025 · aws.amazon.com/blogs/machine-learning
    Set up custom domain names for Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Runtime agents

    In this post, we show you how to create custom domain names for your Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Runtime agent endpoints using CloudFront as a reverse proxy. This solution provides several key benefits: simplified integration for development teams, custom domains that align with your organization, cleaner infrastructure …


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  • Introducing auto scaling on Amazon SageMaker HyperPod

    calendar Aug 29, 2025 · aws.amazon.com/blogs/machine-learning
    Introducing auto scaling on Amazon SageMaker HyperPod

    In this post, we announce that Amazon SageMaker HyperPod now supports managed node automatic scaling with Karpenter, enabling efficient scaling of SageMaker HyperPod clusters to meet inference and training demands. We dive into the benefits of Karpenter and provide details on enabling and configuring Karpenter in …


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  • Using SQL Server's new AI features and Python to create a T-SQL assistant

    calendar Aug 29, 2025 · devblogs.microsoft.com
    Using SQL Server's new AI features and Python to create a T-SQL assistant

    [alert type="important" heading="Guest Post"]Rodrigo Ribeiro Gomes, Head of Innovation at Power Tuning, has been leveraging the new AI features in SQL Server engine to simplify the lives of DBAs and developers. He generously shared his experience with us: thank you, Rodrigo![/alert] I recently …


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  • Thoughts on creating a tracking pointer class, part 15: A custom shared pointer

    calendar Aug 29, 2025 · devblogs.microsoft.com
    Thoughts on creating a tracking pointer class, part 15: A custom shared pointer

    Last time, we made our trackable object implementation's constructors and assignment operations non-throwing, although it came at a cost of making Link to article: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20250829-00/?p=111526


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  • Boost Your Copilot with SonarQube via Docker MCP Toolkit and Gateway

    calendar Aug 29, 2025 · docker.com
    Boost Your Copilot with SonarQube via Docker MCP Toolkit and Gateway

    In the era of AI copilots and code generation tools productivity is skyrocketing, but so is the risk of insecure, untested, or messy code slipping into production. How do you ensure it doesn’t introduce vulnerabilities, bugs, or bad practices? A widely adopted tool to help address these concerns is SonarQube. It …


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  • IntelliJ IDEA 2025.2.1 Is Out!

    calendar Aug 29, 2025 · blog.jetbrains.com
    IntelliJ IDEA 2025.2.1 Is Out!

    We’ve just released the first minor update for IntelliJ IDEA 2025.2 – v2025.2.1. You can update to this version from inside the IDE, via the Toolbox App, or by using snaps for Ubuntu. You can also download it from our website. This release includes the following improvements: To find out more about the resolved issues, …


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